Eye anatomy part 1

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This document contains information about the anatomy of the eye. It includes diagrams and descriptions of the different parts of the eye like the iris, pupil, sclera, cornea, retina, choroid, ciliary body and processes. It discusses the different chambers in the eye, the fluids found in each chamber like the aqueous humour and vitreous humour, and the role of structures like the ciliary body and iris in controlling pupil size and lens shape.

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required reading
http://www.ophthobook.com/

the eye
1. bits of the eye 2. bony bits 3. bits that move

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commons/b/b0/Iris_-_right_eye_of_a_girl.jpg
puncta
caruncle
pupil
iris
sclera

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Human_eye_showing_subconjunctival_hemorrhage.jpg
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Conjunctivitis.jpg

corneal reflex
afferent = V1
efferent = VII
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commons/b/b0/Iris_-_right_eye_of_a_girl.jpg
puncta
caruncle
pupil
iris

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commons/e/e2/Lacrimal_punctum.jpg
puncta
lacrimal gland

3 chambers
2 fluids
vitreous
chamber
ant chamber
post chamber
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File:Eye_scheme_mulitlingual-nocircles-310px.png
•aqueous
•vitreous

ciliary process
post chamber
canal of schlemm
ant
chamber

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iris
ciliary body
choroid
uvea
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File:Schematic_diagram_of_the_human_eye_en.svg

ciliary body
iris
ciliary muscle
ciliary process
controls lens
shape
produces aqueous
humour
controls pupil size

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